Delaware’s Dutch heritage to be featured at Lewes’ Zwaanendael Museum in April 2017
Three special events explore Delaware’s long-standing connection to the Netherlands which stretches back in time to the state’s first European colony, Swanendael, established by the Dutch in 1631 in present-day Lewes.
Governor Carney Releases Statewide Anti-discrimination Policy
Policy will allow state to consistently address discrimination in the workplace WILMINGTON, Del. – Governor Carney on Monday released a uniform, anti-discrimination policy that will allow state agencies to consistently respond to reports of discrimination, harassment and retaliation in the workplace – and clearly outlines a consistent policy for state employees to report and resolve […]
“Founding Fathers and Mothers”: The Old State House’s Coffee-Hour Lecture Series to take place in April 2017
Lectures feature a team of scholars and historians who will discuss the Founding Fathers of the United States and the women in their lives.
“Listen Up! The Finale” at Dover’s Old State House on April 8, 2017
Conclusion of the year-long spoken-word program that engages young people in Delaware history.
Touch Money Gang Member Convicted In Two Murders; Also: Guilty Pleas From Two Involved in Wilmington Daylight Shooting
Additional pleas and sentences for weapons, gang, and patient abuse charges One of 13 members of the Touch Money Gang indicted in 2015 for a long list of murders, shootings and other crimes has been convicted in Superior Court. John Brisco, 19, of Wilmington was found guilty of two counts of Murder First Degree, three […]
